are on alert after reports of a man performing a lewd act near an elementary school. the 19000 of town center boulevard. it happened after regular school hours last thursday but authorities say day care and community sports activities were still going on. anyone with information is urged to call police at 410-222- 6165. >> the body of a woman was discovered near old town mall to the victim was 26 years old. her name has not been released until their relatives have been notified. stay tuned to wbaltv.com for updates on this story. senseless and tragic. that is what baltimore police are calling the murder of a researcher from nih last night. he was gunned down blocks from his home. dr. peter marvit was shot in the head and upper body around 10:30

last evening. officers found him outside his car and into the 2800 block of chesterfield avenue. it was rushed to johns hopkins hospital where he died. >> i am sorry for his longtime partner and daughter. we keep his family in our prayers. >> police have not released the motive in this case. the search continues for the gunmen tonight. but the maryland man wanted in the death of his grandparents was hospitalized after what police say was an apparent suicide attempt. matthew long is in fair condition at an oklahoma hospital after being found in a hotel room. he had overdosed on an undisclosed drug. detectives have been looking for him after his grandparents were found murdered in their packs will -- pikesville home. >> the man who for three terrifying weeks with the face of this that we did the sniper investigation, the montgomery

county chief was in our area this evening. we have that story. >> law enforcement leaders who worked closely on the d.c. sniper investigation gathered here in washington to reminisce about the case. tonight's event is not about john allen muhammad and his young accomplice but the victims and their families. during the fall of 2002, people who lived in d.c., maryland, or virginia, all for their daily routines because they were paralyzed by fear they would be the next victim of a random sniper attack. like i remember seeing a lady on her hands and knees putting gas in her car. she was obviously hiding. >> he is a retired lieutenant from the maryland state police department who worked closely on the d.c. sniper investigation. he and other law enforcement leaders including the former montgomery county police chief reflected on the case during a panel discussion hosted by the national law enforcement museum.

>> the fear was we did not know what we were looking for. we knew there was somebody with a rifle killing people in montgomery county and we needed to stop it. >> john allen muhammad and his 17-year-old accomplice lee malvo rode around in a modified chevy caprice, killing 10 and critically injuring several others. some of the family members board and knowledge of the discussion tonight. >> as each shooting past, the pressure mounted. it was not a cop that would not have given their life to stop this. >> when you find peace in you do not know where it goes, you do not know it away. he said it aside. eventually the pieces did come together. >> detectives worked tirelessly and the pieces of bentley came together. john allen muhammad and lee malvo were convicted. john allen muhammad was executed in 2009 and lee malvo is serving

a sentence without parole. >> wbal tv 11 news. >> baltimore police have made an arrest in the shooting on the campus of morgan state university. >> kelly lamont ellerbee jr. was arrested shortly after 2:00 today. he was identified by witnesses at the scene. we have the latest. >> according to investigators, the suspect, kelly lamont ellerbee jr. and the victim, michael campbell, r acquaintance's engaged in a dispute over drugs before the shooting on the board is the university campus last wednesday. >> it was not a random encounter. both the victim and the suspect knew each other. >> kelly lamont ellerbee jr. was arrested and charged on tuesday. there is already an arrest warrant out on him for a

separate case involving drugs from last month. michael campbell is still in the campbell -- in the hospital, being treated for gunshot wound. he was on campus to visit his cousin, a member of the university football team. >> it might have been a chance meeting with the location was not connected to the incident itself. they just happened to be there at the same time. >> the shooting took place in a university student bathroom. police found a shell casing into buttons on the bathroom floor. witnesses reported seeing kelly lamont ellerbee jr. running from the bathroom before the campus was placed on lockdown. investigators are not providing details in what happened the moments before the shots were fired. >> we do have witnesses who were there at the scene and through their talking with us, but were able to identify kelly lamont ellerbee jr. as our suspect. >> there was a multi vehicle

accident tonight. the first broke the story on 11 is at 5:00. we were over the crash in the end of it around 3:00 started this afternoon on 695. police say several people were hurt. details on the conditions and how many were involved is not known. >> heavy rain income -- and win walked out several roads in baltimore. miller's island was hit the hardest. we have the latest. >> firefighters tellus we just got to the most critical part of the evening -- high tide, which hit at 10:00 and did not flare up in the flooding. in some cases, flood water peaked up to 1 foot. rain washed out most of just a big avenue in miller's island. -- chesapeake avenue and in

miller's island. officials blocked off the entrance to the tip of the island on tuesday as 6-12 inches of flood water accumulated. miller's island and some of the other coastal areas are often affected because of low land levels compared to the water levels. there is not much distance between where the water ends and the land start. >> residents we spoke to have weathered their share of storms, including hurricane isobel. >> did you do anything to prepare for the storm? >> no, i did not know we could get hit with this bad of a storm. it is hit or miss usually appear >> once these sisters learned they would have to evacuate, they put on their boots and made the best of it. rex i like the water and me can i get in the pool. this is like the closest thing. >> firefighters tell us they did not have to rescue any drivers

step in standing water tonight but the roadway to make conditions ripe for a number of car accidents. >> that was a little girl making the best of a bad situation. stay informed anytime severe weather strikes fear you can download our smartphone app for updates and live radar. it is free and available for iphone and android devices pierre >> the baltimore county superintendent has announced plans to hire a safe school officer. how critical is that position? we spoke with had the security of anne arundel county. >> we are part of an office that handles physical security and safety issues in emergency planning. a lot goes on. >> roberts says his office is prepared to deal with any emergency which has the potential to affect students and staff. >> we bought everybody in.

because of the tornado watch progress part of his job as head of security is to make sure schools have plans in place. >> we do drills, several times during the year. we make sure we are ready any time an emergency occurs. it is not going to be like a drill. you have to have that mind-set. but of the to know what to expect and can deal with the emergency that arises. rex -- >> anything can happen. to have someone that you can call and say here's the situation, what should we be doing? >> it is a position where communication is key. especially between the school system and the county police and fire departments. >> they share information with us, we share information with them so everyone can help make the schools more safe.

like the superintendent said that remains one of his top priorities. >> the baltimore ravens linebacker is the face of a new campaign to help student- athletes and parents learn how to do with concussions. comes on the deals of any state law that requires more training for coaches. the ravens want the ad to air on various networks and on schools. the recurring message -- athletes can never be too careful when it comes to brain injuries. >> we are asking the athlete to basically shut it down and stop playing and tell us, either tell the coach for the athletic trainer of the team physician. >> the ravens said their partners are handing out information sheets on how to detect and treat a concussion to 150 youth and high school coaches. like the middle east continues to be an easy tonight. >> academics new threats of violence against american diplomats here >> -- al quade

-- al qaeda speaks of new threats of violence against american diplomat. >> severe weather about to move through baltimore

>> al qaeda is making new threats of violence against american diplomats as protest continues over an anti islam video. a suicide bomber killed at least 12 people in afghanistan today. the major focus now -- afghanistan. and how scaling back joint operations with afghan troops will affect plans to leave the country in two years.

>> the transition the president has laid out will continue. >> the white house says they have not ruled out the possibility of last week's attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi being planned. at this point, they say they have no information to indicate that. rex -- >> fund-raiser fallout for the mitt romney campaign. the entire video for his controversial remarks at a fund- raiser in florida made online. at a utah fund-raiser, he made no in the dimension of the incident but paul ryan today said that mitt romney was obviously inarticulate and with the election in less than two months, many analysts believe he has time to make a course correction. >> it is going to be tough. the challenge for him is he has a few weeks before the first presidential debate. he has to right the ship a little bit. >> mitt romney does not apologize for his remarks,

instead clamming a great divide between his opponent, president obama, police said believed in redistributing wealth while he some self -- who said he believes in -- giving wealth. >> an exclusive look at the boat to the white house with a visit from c-span. to the at the votroad white house with a visit from c- span. rex -- >> and this is a political year, an election year. we want to make sure we get our kids more involved in the political process and understanding what it means to be a citizen and everything else that goes along with that. >> 100 it is didn't got to go on the bus -- 150 students go to go in small groups.

they got to interact with all kinds of seized their resources on the internet and test their knowledge with quizzes. >> they can look at some of our featured web sites. >> the idea is didn't learn to use these resources to research their own personal questions or use them in school 3 >> breaking news for class discussions or if we have to do a project. it would be easier that news -- we can use it for class discussions or if we have to do a project. it is easier that way. >> some students will be 18 in time to vote in november but all will be able to cast a ballot in 2016. administrators hope this lesson will help them to become an active part of our electors order -- the electoral system. >> hopefully it entices them to get more involved in the

american way. ecstasy span boss will continue traveling around the country to other schools -- the cspan bus will continue traveling all around the country to other schools. >>your 11 instaweather forecast. >> some rough weather moved through quickly. that front is about to bring more nice weather. this is the with the waiter looked at 11:00 a.m. a lot of storms bearing down on central maryland. that line of storms cutting right through baltimore washington and the 1-95 corridor between 3:00 at 4:00. in moving off the coast by the ocean city by 7:30. the little line of showers telling this is scattered light rain showers. this is the actual cool front.

once this passes us, the skies will begin to clear. and the summer weather will filter in behind that front throgough the rest of the week. these orange dots indicative of 3-4 inches of rain. a lot of that came down a couple -- in a couple of hours. it calls flooding especially in low areas. these green areas with the little yellow mixed in, a solid ches.- 2 in it caused localized flooding and there's still flood warnings in those heavy rainfall areas in frederick county, northwest and, carol, baltimore and anne arundel county. the water will take a while to drain. use caution if we have to drive early tonight or tomorrow morning. 6 tenths of an inch is all that the rain gauge at bwi.

79 degrees today. the average is 77. tomorrow is a different story. the cold front tritium the storms about to move through. already 38 degrees in western maryland, oakland. colder up to the north of us. that fall air will sweep in am rainfall field the last couple days of summer. fall officially begins on saturday. there is a cold front. behind it, the skies cleared nicely. 53 northwest suburbs by morning. 60 downtown very showers -- 60 downtown. northwest breeze at 5- 15. a nice looking wednesday. the small craft advisory. western maryland, fall gets here a couple days early. high of only 56 tomorrow.

30's tomorrow night. 65 on thursday. stars are out at this eased as door. enjoy some son wednesday and thursday. ocean city may have a lingering shower in the morning than it will clear out nicely with a good deal of sunshine on thursday. 7 day. 72 tomorrow. fall begins saturday morning. in the evening, maybe a thunderstorm with another cold front. >> thank you. after jay leno tonight, stick around for the night with jimmy falon. >> he is joined by one of the two and a half man. >> hey, everyone. john criar is my guest tonightmusic by nelly furtado. >> the orioles could use one or two runs tonight. if they can get them, first

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>> this is 11 sports. >> the yankees tonight leaves the door open for the orioles. a first-place tie with new york. you may have to miss a little

sleep to see how the game winds up. the o's trai seattlel to in the bottom of the fourth right now. seattle had bases loaded. the orioles get out. chavez, too much field. not enough power. comes up a little shot. taking the lead, 2-0. miguel alivo, 2 run home run. tampa bay race. bottom of the third. right up the middle. john rigas. -- rodriguez. top of the 5th. through the right side. 3-2, rays.

bostn not done. on to the six. -- boston was not done. on to the sixth. sean rodriguez. past the first baseman. scott is out at the play. the red sox win 7-5. ravens lost to new england. we will get plenty of play in local and national media but this game has more to do with overcoming regular-season frustration. they cannot do anything about that. the ravens can change this -- the fact that they have never beaten the patriots in the regular season. 0-6. new england is the only team the ravens have not beaten in the regular-season.

>> that would be different. i do not fit we have had been here since 2007. -- i do not think we have had them here since 2007. how many times have depleted their place? i cannot believe you back did not have it at your fingertips derrek >> the answer is 4. the patriots made a significant addition to their roster. everybody in america knows it, the patriots however have not officially announced it. he will step into the spot in the patriots left vacant by the ankle injury to aaron hernandez. winslow probably will not find bill belichick very warm and fuzzy either.

ry football to film and turned sports. he won more than 40 emmys. he pioneered put the microphone from players during games, super slow motion, the use of music behind highlights. 11 months ago, steve introduced his father ed at t he pro football hall of fame. he is survived by his father, mother, wife, son. every year on the third saturday, the conversation turns to a horse. the last maryland bred horse to win the preakness. today the worst that at the age of 32. next year's preakness is the 30- year anniversary of the 1983 victory of the second jewel of the triple crown. he won the race. even the name had an unlikely

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